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Dichroic Glass Pendants
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PMC Pendants
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Dichroic Glass PendantUsing Dichroic Glass I surrounded the cabochon with strings of PMC attaching all to a textured base. Once fired I then used Liver of Sulphur to achieve a soft patina that complements the Dichroic cabochon. |
Turquoise Pendant NecklaceCreating the pendant from PMC I then wired it with sterling silver beads and turquoise. Approx 18". |
Circle PendantThis was an experiment in building. The base was rolled flat and etched with fold marks for the sides. Once the circles were attached using slip and syringe for a good hold, I brought the sides up and joined the corners using the syringe once again. |
Clear Gem PendantThis pendant was an adventure utilizing the lab grown gems stones. The arm of the pendant was easily rolled out and the base was formed with the gem inserted deep enough for the PMC to create an edge around the gem to hold it in place. I normally try to file each piece once dried but before firing to keep down the amount of finishing needed after firing. |
Stone PendantThis stone was purchased in the teardrop shape you see. I scanned and enlarged a copy of the stone to correspond with the shrinkage rate of PMC+. Using cork clay to form the enlarged shape, I then built the casing of PMC+ around the dried cork. The piece was fired for 1 1/2 hours to ensure a strong base to hold the stone. |
Dichroic Glass PendantThis pendant was my first experiment using dichroic glass with PMC3. The glass was inserted into the base of PMC3 and fired together at 1200F for 20 min. |